March 2012
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Mar 30th
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Mar 30th
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Mar 29th
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Mar 28th
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No Room for Mistakes
Design perfectionists at home By Penelope Green, NYTimes, 25 January 2012 Todd Waterbury’s apartment is just perfect. No, really. It’s not simply that his book collection is restricted to titles with black, gray or white bindings, and stacked, jacketless, in neat horizontal rows (and mostly reflects the work of artists who are themselves interested in stacking, grid-making, mapmaking...
Mar 26th
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Mar 26th
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Is Chanel Designer Karl Lagerfeld Spread Too Thin?
Lagerfeld is brilliant at Chanel. But have his other ventures run amok to the detriment of his creative genius? by Robin Givhan, The Daily Beast, 30 Jan 2012. - Karl Lagerfeld is overrated. Such a statement rings like heresy within a fashion universe where the highly acclaimed designer struts upon his lofty stage as the creative director of Chanel—but it’s true. This pronouncement is not...
Mar 24th
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Mar 24th
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Mar 22nd
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Mar 18th
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Mar 18th
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Mar 17th
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Mar 16th
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WatchWatch
2 months ago, Saatchi Gallery
Mar 14th
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Mar 13th
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Mar 13th
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Mar 10th
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Mar 9th
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Mar 9th
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Mar 7th
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Mar 6th
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Mar 4th
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Tokyo's vertical thresholds #3: Sou Fujimoto
By Roberto Zancan, Domus 20 Dec 2011 (continues from #2) The NA House, designed by Sou Fujimoto, is located on a small side street in a very lively, “hip” part of the city. Full of eccentric, off-the-wall little shops, this neighbourhood’s intense social life is associated with a human-scale ambience made of low houses and mostly pedestrian and bicycle traffic....
Mar 4th
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comme des garcons fw12 / lines and fluid planes
Mar 3rd
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Yohji Yamamoto FW12 from the back
Mar 2nd
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Mar 2nd
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Mar 2nd
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Mar 2nd
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The End of Elegance : YSL's Stefano Pilati...
It’s not hyperbole to say that Yves Saint Laurent is the greatest, most evocative name in the history of fashion. Stefano Pilati has been the company’s creative director for the past decade, defining yet another era with his analytic eye for design and plainspoken opinions about fashion’s place in modern culture. Before taking the helm at YSL, Stefano worked closely with Tom Ford and Miuccia...
Mar 2nd
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February 2012
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Feb 29th
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